Chapter 338 Who Did It?
Angela awoke in Jonathanâs embrace, feeling slightly disoriented and groggy.
âYouâre awake.â Jonathanâs voice came through. When Angela saw him, she realized she was being held in his arms.
Confused, Angela asked, âHow did I fall asleep? Are we heading home?â
Her last memory was of sitting on the couch in a corner, watching Jonathan from afar. Then, she suddenly felt fatigued. She didnât know she had dozed off.
Jonathan frowned at her words. Recalling the previous events, he replied softly, âYes, weâre heading home now.â
They entered the car. Oliver drove attentively while Jonathan settled Angela in the back seat beside him.
âDo you feel sick?â Jonathan asked with concern.
Angela was confused. It was just a brief nap. Why does he look so anxious? Did something happen?
âNo, I just felt a bit dizzy earlier, but Iâm fine now.â Angela rubbed her temples. Observing Jonathanâs persistent frown, she asked, âDid something happen?â
Jonathan sighed, about to explain, when suddenly his phone rang.
Without pressing for further details, Angela allowed him to answer the call.
Jonathan responded promptly, and the caller informed him, âIâve sent the surveillance video to your email, along with a few key screenshots. Shall I proceed with investigating those two waiters?â
âYes, please. Weâll discuss it later.â Jonathan hung up the call after that.
In an affluent district in Northland, Yarrison stared at his disconnected phone, feeling speechless.
He started investigating the bank accounts of the two waiters. Unfortunately, their accounts. showed no recent suspicious transactions, suggesting that the individual behind it likely made cash payments.
Well, that didnât make things any harder for him.
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He swiftly accessed the surveillance system to check if the two men had engaged in any dubious activities previously. Yet not all areas of the hotel were under surveillance, rendering his search fruitless.
Reviewing the movements of the two men once more, Yarrison found no incriminating footage. He promptly forwarded the menâs information to Jonathan for further investigation.
As for the guest room, tracing it proved futile.
Since the room was designated by the banquet host for guests to rest, it was reasonable for a waiter to escort someone there.
âWhy are you sneaking upstairs?â A voice interrupted Yarrison. âAre you trying to avoid drinking?â
Yarrison gazed at the speaker in disbelief. âJon called me. Besides, I have a high alcohol tolerance. Why would I avoid drinking?â
âJon? Why did he call you? Isnât he in Riverdon?â The individual conversing with Yarrison seemed familiar with Jonathan.
Though unsure of Jonathanâs recent whereabouts, he knew he was supposed to be in Riverdon.
Yarrison explained, âI just found out that heâs actually in Northland, and he requested a small favor from me.â
Recalling Jonathanâs concern for the woman, Yarrison suddenly recalled that Jonathan seemed to have gotten married before he returned to the country. Could that woman be his wife?
âWhatâs on your mind? Since heâs here, letâs meet another day. Come downstairs with me now. You havenât finished your drink,â
the man urged, leading Yarrison downstairs.
In the car, after ending the call, Jonathan examined the few images sent to him.
The more he scrutinized them, the darker his expression grew. Finally, he composed himself and disclosed to Angela, âYou fainted earlier and were taken to a room.â
Startled, Angela asked, âWho did it?â
âTwo waiters, but Iâm not sure who instructed them. Letâs head home first. Iâll have someone look into this further,â Jonathan explained.
Fully alert now, Angela quickly assessed herself. When she found no discomfort, she asked, âWas it orchestrated by someone?
But I donât feel sick anywhere.â
2/4 She was worried that Jonathan had gotten it wrong.
âTake a look at this surveillance footage,â Jonathan said as he took out his phone, opened an email, and showed Angela.
After watching the footage. Angela suddenly understood why Jonathan suspected someone was behind it.
When those two individuals approached her, she suddenly fainted, which was quite abnormal.
âWho paid for the room they took me to? Investigating this may lead us to the person behind it.â
Angela felt a wave of fear. She had only been unconscious for 20 minutes. If it werenât for Jonathanâs quick reaction, she might still be in that room.
âThe room was prepared by the banquet host for the guests,â Yarrison explained it in the email. Since the waiters escorted Angela there, their only option now was to question them.
However, if they refused to admit being instructed by someone, there would be no other way.
âOh, these two...â Angela said suddenly, âWhen they approached me, I caught a whiff of a distinct fragrance.â
âWhat kind of fragrance?â Jonathan asked.
Angela shook her head. âIâm not sure, but it made me feel sick.â
She had smelled various fragrances that night and couldnât recall them at that moment.
Caressing her hair, Jonathan gently comforted her. âLetâs not dwell on it now. Letâs go home and rest. I will handle this.â
They quickly arrived home. Jonathan, concerned for Angela, called a doctor to examine her at home.
The doctor found nothing wrong, and Angela felt fine, so they freshened up and went to bed.
The next morning, Yaxley woke up with a slight headache, feeling as though he had slept uncomfortably.
As he opened his eyes, he was shocked by what he saw.
There was a woman in his arms with her face pressed against his chest, and both of them 3/4 Chapter 338 wno Di were unclothed.
In a daze, he pushed her away and woke her up.
With that push, Yaxley finally saw who it was.
It was Fanny.
Fanny woke up, looking disoriented. When she saw Yaxley in the same bed, she let out a scream and sat up sharply as though she were startled.
âWâWhy are you in my room?â Her face flushed, and her eyes wide with shock as she covered herself with the blanket. Tears were streaming down her face.
Yaxley was taken aback by her tears, slowly regaining his senses.
Noticing that Fanny wasnât wearing anything, he quickly averted his gaze.
âI donât know,â he admitted. Despite his confusion, he assured her, âDonât worry. I will take responsibility,â
Fanny continued to cry, but her sobs faded. She didnât respond to Yaxleyâs words. Instead, she observed him silently.
âHow... I donât even know your name. How can you take responsibility?â Fanny asked, wiping her tears. She noticed Yaxleyâs avoidance and began to study him directly.
She was pleased with Yaxleyâs reaction and even more satisfied with his background.
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Not only did she know Yaxleyâs name, but she also learned about his family background from Dylan.
The Collier Family held a prominent position in the business community of Northland. She was determined to outshine Angela in this regard.